The Spirits of Grumblethorpe
The sounds of freedom aren’t the only thing that can be heard throughout Philadelphia. If you listen closely, in the silence of the night, something cries out: the stories of the dead, filled with violence and suffering so powerful that it doesn ...
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The Haunted Baleroy Mansion
Philadelphia. The City of Brotherly Love. The Cradle of Liberty. The Place That Loves You Back.This riveting town is full of history, vibrancy, culture…and ghosts! Yes, it’s probably no surprise that a town that’s existed since 1682 has pi ...
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The Spirits of the Powel House
Powel House has been described as the most haunted house in Philadelphia. Located at 224 South 3rd Street in Philly’s historic Society Hill neighborhood, Powel House hosted the likes of George Washington, John Adams, and the Marquis de Lafayette. ...
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The Hauntings of Elfreth’s Alley
Nestled in the heart of Philadelphia's Old City neighborhood is a historic street so well preserved and set apart that a visitor could be forgiven for thinking they’d stepped back in time and landed in early colonial America.While the winds of ...
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The Most Haunted Hotels in Philadelphia
As the birthplace of the United States, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is as historic as it is haunted. Although it is often referred to as the “City of Brotherly Love,” Philly has an undeniable dark side, and many of the city’s hotels have becom ...
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The Haunted Hill-Physick House
Regal. If there’s one word that could perfectly describe the Hill-Physick House of Philadelphia, it would be that. A stately brick structure that survived more than two centuries, the house is a symbol of wealth. At least until you peel back the c ...
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The Hauntings of Fort Mifflin
Philadelphia is a town steeped in history. The Revolutionary War. The Declaration of Independence. The Civil Rights Movement. These pivotal events took root and flourished in the “City of Brotherly Love.” However, it’s not ju ...
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The Haunted Bellevue Hotel
At the turn of the 20th century, Philadelphia was the third largest city in the United States, with a population of 1.2 million residents. As an important center of commerce and culture, the city began building opulent hotels to house the important ...
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